What makes Burgundy such a revered region for Pinot Noir production?

Burgundy, being located in the eastern France is the home of Pinot Noir and it has been establishing the quality standard in the wine world. Centuries of viniculture in this region dates back to the monks of the Middle ages and has helped the region perfect the art of producing the great Pinot Noir wines. The burgundy vineyards, as well as the limestone, microclimates and the various elevations, give way to the production of numerous styles, from delicate and light to bold and ample. What is more, the strict classification system of Burgundy definition divides the vineyards into three types: Grand Cru, Premier Cru and also Village appellations, which emphasizes the quality and uniqueness of the product.